Tryed one with some dubbing materials!

[justcameslabdaddy]

I got er done but tricky didn't have any wax so I use chap stick what you think? Anybody no where I can get a wax stick?

[skiptomylu]

I feel sure JS and Bob Marriott's both sell wax. They should have a couple different ones. There are other brands than this as well. You can search fly tying shops and probably find a lot more.

http://www.jsflyfishing.com/item/OF-...ing-Wax/1.html

http://www.bobmarriottsflyfishingsto.../dubbings/loon

[Fatman]

Keep a wet paper towel in a bowel next to you. I have some but haven't used it in years. Fly tyers have a rule of thumb on dubbing - take what you think you need, then take half of that for tying in, a little goes a long way.

[justcameslabdaddy]

Thank guys I am still trying!

[Micropterus salmoides]

Thank guys I am still trying!

And doing a great job in my opinion. Great jig.

[Len]

Glue sticks work real well also....

[skiptomylu]

Also if you were to learn the rope dubbing method you wouldn't need any wax or glue. It is a completely different way of dubbing. Actually it's a different way of tying as much as anything. Are you using a loop type method?

[justcameslabdaddy]

Yep

[justcameslabdaddy]

Just pick it up! Should work find thank Skip! " Rope dubbing "